COMODO Internet Security 5.8.213334.2131 Released!

[khanyash]

So whats the default for Enhanced Protection on 32 & 64 Bits.

32 Bits - Disabled
64 Bits - Enabled

M I right?

And yes proper info is needed about this feature. What it actually does/provide?

Thanxx
Naren

[egemen]

Its enabled when you switch to proacrtive mode or enable it explicitly from Defense+ Settings.

For 32 bit systems, it will NOT make any difference but it can be used for debugging incompatibility issues.
For 64 bit systems, it makes difference for some operations such as windows hooks, window messages etc.

@naren post:41

So whats the default for Enhanced Protection on 32 & 64 Bits.

32 Bits - Disabled
64 Bits - Enabled

M I right?

And yes proper info is needed about this feature. What it actually does/provide?

Thanxx
Naren

[khanyash]

SO its enabled on proactive mode for both 32 & 64 Bits by default, right?

Thanxx
Naren

[egemen]

@naren post:43

SO its enabled on proactive mode for both 32 & 64 Bits by default, right?

Thanxx
Naren

Yes.

[egemen]

There is the compatibility angle of it in 32 bit systems. Multiple security products using the same methods can prevent one another cuasing lowered security. For 32 bit systems, enhanced mode may overcome these difficulties.

@i4u1

It resides in my x32 CIS too and can be enabled/disabled on demand. So I don’t see it’s implied to be x64 only. So there’s a mistake either in x32 distribution or in understanding how it works and why it is in x32 ver.

[thug4real]

@thug4real post:22

1. The full product and its version:COMODO Internet Security 5.8.211697.2124
2. Your Operating System (32 or 64 bit) and Service Pack revision:windows 7 Professional sp1 32
3. Other Security and Utility Software Installed:N/A
4. Step by step description to reproduce the issue:Open the mozilla firefox 7.0.1 and navigate
5. How you tried to resolve the problem:N/A
6. Upload Memory Dumps on crash if you encounter any:N/A
7. Attach screenshots to your posts to clarify the issue further:Attachment.
8. Any other information you think that might be useful:N/A
9. The CIS Security profile your using, and if you imported a previous version of the config:default

Ok not really understand the problem with Windows when trying to install a new hardware driver has not been solved, cmdagent.exe cpu is at 40% wear, from version 5.5 to 5.8 same problem was not solved, we must give disable the antivirus to go completely normal. And the same problem is and if ETDctr.exe, only here the process itself constantly stays at 50% ETDctr.exe approximate 5-10 minutes, and everything is alternative when and when it happens again that ETDctr.exe to climb to 50 %. I tried running version 5.5, and 5.8 beta - 5.8 Final, but nothing, I hoped that it will solve the problem, I hope someone to look over my bug report. Please help me. Thanks

Can someone help me?

[Kruis]

:-TU

[devenroy]

TY comodo team :)))

[kail]

@thug4real post:46

Can someone help me?

I recommend starting a new topic on this issue on the CIS Bug Reports board. This isn’t the right place (CIS release topic) and the issue is getting lost/buried here.

[i4u1]

@egemen post:45

There is the compatibility angle of it in 32 bit systems. Multiple security products using the same methods can prevent one another cuasing lowered security. For 32 bit systems, enhanced mode may overcome these difficulties.

So enabling that won’t harm the rest of security s/w? Still no speed/protection results? Does it have sense to keep it enabled on x32 OS? This IRP processing outside the stack has its meanings and proves oneself?

[khanyash]

Can you guyz plzz look in my post posted in news/announcement CIS, WTF AV Database, serious prob here?

Thanxx
Naren

Sorry for posting here.

Edit by EricJH: I merged your topic with an existing one. Your topic starts here.

[Valentinchen]

@thug4real post:26

Any ideas for my problem? Thanks for your response [Valentin N] ???

Add it in the d+ exclusion (d+ → d+ settings → execution → exlusions → add → running process. ) Tell me if that does the trick; there is a way to grant this program the needed access but that’s not good.

[tcarrbrion]

There is still a bug in this version I have reported many times over the years, other people have verified it, but it has not been fixed.

The file groups for temporary files and started folders contain entries for the user who installs CIS but no other users. Other users will not be protected.

I guess people do not notice this but it would be nice if it was fixed or a reason given for not fixing.

I have put this message here rather than the bugs section as it always gets ignored in the bugs section.

[Im_Special]

So whats the best way to uninstall an old version to do a clean install of the latest? I’m thinking to use Revo Uninstaller, and delete everything it find, then after that run the Uninstaller Tool from this post Comodo Forum then reboot, start new install. That sound about right?

[clockwork]

It would close out allready many people if it would require revo uninstaller to uninstall comodo propperly. If it would additional need also another programm too, only a part of 1% of the users would have a good installed new version

[Black_Star]

But when a version 5.5 can upgrade?

[thug4real]

@Valentin N post:52

Add it in the d+ exclusion (d+ → d+ settings → execution → exlusions → add → running process. ) Tell me if that does the trick; there is a way to grant this program the needed access but that’s not good.

Thanks for goodwill [Valentin N]. I will follow your instructions, and if the solution gives results, I return with my answer on this forum that other users with the same problem to follow your instructions. Thanks

[rhgtyink]

There should be no need to use Revo or other uninstallers, unless your uninstall failed before it should have finished.
The current releases of CIS 5.x have a ‘clean-up’ tool onboard that cleans up after uninstall+reboot.

So if you uninstall, reboot and install the new version you should be good to go.

If your coming from 3.x/4.x or you could use Revo or others but I doubt they find may useful things you’d wish to delete.

[thug4real]

@Valentin N post:52

Add it in the d+ exclusion (d+ → d+ settings → execution → exlusions → add → running process. ) Tell me if that does the trick; there is a way to grant this program the needed access but that’s not good.

Hello, unfortunately the solution does not work. Instead, I noticed something strange when the ETDctrl.exe is 50% wear, if you open the main window of Comodo Internet Security, ETDctrl.exe process decreases sharply from 50% to 0%, but once is closed the main window the problem is back after a while. It becomes a frustrating problem. Wait for another solution. If other solutions are not, then the problem should be revised Personnel from Comodo and be resolved with the next update. Thanks

[ktxgio]

Thanks a lot for new release!!